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Canceled newbuildings could push tanker market to boiling point

35 percent of the planned crude oil newbuildings from Chinese yards are highly uncertain, according to US-based financial house Morgan Stanley. This could make 2015 a record-year for the tanker market along with the massive oil production in the Middle East.

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BY OLE ANDERSEN
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